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By MELISSA KEOGH
Twelve-year-
old Renmark girl
Tayla James will be
the envy of Katy
Perry fans across
the Riverland
when she comes
within metres of
the international
popstar in
November.
Tayla, who admit-
ted she knows Katy
Perry’s recent hit Roar
off by heart, nabbed
two VIP passes to the
Prismatic World Tour
after winning a photo
shoot competition
held by Italo Vardaro.
The St Joseph’s
Primary School stu-
dent said she started
screaming upon hear-
ing her name random-
ly drawn as the winner
by Magic 93.1 morning
show’s hosts.
“I’ve never won
anything as big as
this,” she said.
“We happened to
be driving to Loxton
for SAPSASA basket-
ball, and they kept
saying on the radio
that the winner would
be announced soon.
“Mum said we wer-
en’t getting out the
car until we heard the
winner, and then they
said my name and we
just started scream-
ing.”
Katy Perry, who
made it into Forbes
magazines’ list of the
‘top-earning women
in music’ for the past
three years, will hit
the Adelaide Enter-
tainment Centre in
November.
“I like her because
she’s so out there and
wears lots of different
things,” Tayla said.
“I’ll get my own
stage, which Katy
Perry will dance
around, so I’ll get to be
metres from her.”
Tayla joined a hand-
ful of other hopefuls
who entered into the
competition to win
the VIP passes, worth
$500 each.
“I want to take (my
friend) Demi, but Mum
said I should probably
take her,” Tayla said.
“I think the concert
will be an adrena-
line-rush.
“Whenever I list
my top three favourite
singers, Katy Perry is
always one of them.”
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July 2014 — Week 4
A coworker has
something to
share with you. Be
attentive, Capricorn.
Brilliance comes
when you need it
most. A mystery is
solved at home.
A health condition
improves with
changes in dietary
habits. Good job,
Aquarius. A home
improvement
proposal deserves a
second look.
Financial burdens
ease with a
household addi-
tion. Good thinking,
Pisces. An old friend
makes a bombshell
announcement. Be
there for them.
You may not be
able to turn back the
hands of time, but
you can keep them
at bay with some
lifestyle changes.
Start small, Aries.
A special event
draws near.
Relax, Taurus.
You will rise to the
occasion. Email
correspondence
settles a debate
once and for all.
Greedy Gemini. That
is what you must be
this week if you are
going to get anything
done. You have
fulfilled your
commitments. Say
no.
You can run, but you
cannot hide, Cancer.
Fess up and face
the consequences.
A challenge at home
proves worthwhile.
A deadline is
extended.
Storms are brewing
at home. Take
cover, Leo. This is
one battle you do
not want to fight.
A glowing review
deserves a night on
the town.
Congrats, Virgo. All
of your hard work at
the office does not
go unnoticed. Some
people never learn.
Try not to be too
disappointed with a
young friend.
Work takes a back
seat to love this
week, Libra. Clear
your schedule and
plan a little getaway.
A financial risk is
worth taking. Seize
the opportunity.
Slow down, Scorpio.
You are so busy
trying to accomplish
the impossible that
you are missing out
on the big picture.
A loved one shares
some news.
Roll out the welcome
mat, Sagittarius.
Visitors are coming.
A party allows you
to cut loose and
have some fun. A
business venture
expands.
SUDOKU
Each number
only appears
once in each
row, column
and3x3box.
To solve a sudoku puzzle, fill the
empty cells with the numbers 1 to 9
92
54
398
4
51
4
7
276
839
6
2
65
7
973
25
41
746398152
958126374
132457968
827531649
394672815
561849723
213964587
675283491
489715236
To solve a Sudoku puzzle, each row,
column, and 3 x 3 box must contain
the numbers 1 to 9, exactly once.
You can not have the same number
appear more than once in any row,
column or box.
Solution No. 111
 No. 112
Level of
Difficulty:
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92
54
398
451
4
7
276
839
6
2
657
973
25
41
746398152
958126374
132457968
827531649
394672815
561849723
213964587
675283491
489715236
To solve a Sudoku puzzle, each row,
column, and 3 x 3 box must contain
the numbers 1 to 9, exactly once.
You can not have the same number
appear more than once in any row,
column or box.
Solution No. 111
 No. 112
Level of
Difficulty:

No.312
Solution No. 311
Level of Difficulty:
Very Hard
CROSSWORD
Number 493
Solution to No. 492
ACROSS
1. Mexican Indian
5. Pier
8. Classical drama
9. Fantasy
10. Callous
11. Shatter
13. Caverns
15. Sob
16. Absorbent cloth
17. Pixie
18. Very warm
20. Metamorphic
rock
22. Day before
23. Islamic holy city
24. Trap
28. Slowly (mus.)
29. Large deer
30. Oily fruit
31. Rope fibre
32. Light beam
DOWN
1. Assistant
2. Hypothesis
3. Skirmish
4. Durable timber
5. African canine
predator
6. Hairpiece
7. US university
11. Sweeping tool
12. Australian marsupial
13. Dollar units
14. Serf
19. Wimbledon game
20. College
21. Nail polish
22. Mistakes
25. Coupled with
26. Identical sibling
27. Phobia
CONSTITUENT G
HEAULAU
ARSON B MAUVE
STGNATSPS
MESS E R SECT
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ECRU T A OMIT
E MOROCCO E
ELSE A L LIFT
ATSLEEPDI
SWIFT T EXACT
EFACAHL
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WEEKLY CROSSWORD - 493
Entertainment
Entertainment
Event Calendar
Community
Diary
A guide to what’s on in the riverland and
northern mallee for community non profit events.
EMAIL: pam@murraypioneer.com.au
Breakfast at Banrock Sunday mornings in
July Kingston-On-Murray
Events supplied by Destination Riverland
Terrace Gallery Exhibition All of July
Loxton
The Pines - Loxton’s Historic House and
Garden Every Sunday in July Loxton
Send your social
photos (including
names and event
details) to:
photos@
murraypioneer.
com.au
JULY
McCormick Art Group is holding an art exhibition at the council gallery.
For more information, contact Jeanne on 0428 122 874.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
Come along to a free public presentation about the findings of new
research on the future of Australia’s rural and regional communities,
including information about the Riverland from the Regional Wellbeing
Survey and talk to researchers from the University of Canberra and the
Murray-Darling Basin Futures Collaborative Research network at the
Renmark Paringa council chambers from 3.15pm for a 3.30pm start.
RSVP: mdbfutures@canberra.edu.au
THURSDAY, JULY 31
Berri Library and Information centre will hold a Get Savvy session on
astrology from 6pm to 7pm with local astrologer Cathy Schier. Sessions are
free but bookings are essential. Call the library on 8595 2666.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2
St Albert’s School is holding an Auction with a Difference at the Loxton
Sporty Club from 6pm. Tickets are $25 and include finger food, main meal
and dessert along with entertainment from Snitzel Pac. Call 8584 5110.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
The ps Industry will steam at 11am and 1.30pm. Devonshire morning/
afternoon tea is provided. To book, phone the Renmark visitor centre on
8586 6704.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: to train Seniors in a Basic Intro to using an iPad
in small groups or on a one-to-one basis. Must have basic iPad knowledge.
Training and support offered. Ring Annie at RDA on 8580 8500 or email
apayne@rdariverland.org.au
Riverland Farmers’ Market 26/07/2014
Berri
Riverland Orchid Society Winter Show
25/07/2014 - 26/07/2014 Berri
Bingo Unit 25/07/2014 - 26/07/2014
Renmark
‘Creative Spirit’ SALA art exhibition
01/08/2014 - 24/08/2014 Renmark
Australian 4x4 Muster
02/08/2014 - 03/08/2014 Loveday
Birds and Bs - SALA Festival 02/08/2014 -
24/08/2014 Barmera
The Riverland Orchid
Society’s show season gets
under way this weekend, with
its winter show in Berri.
The event will be held at the
Uniting Church hall, at 5 Denny
Street, Berri, tomorrow from 10am
to 4pm.
The season will continue when
the annual Orchid Spectacular
is held at the Berri Town Hall on
Saturday, August 30, and Sunday,
August 31, from 9.30am to 4pm.
Orchid show season starts tomorrow
Aimed at recreating the
Beatlemania that hit Australian
shores 50 years ago, a world
premier Beatles band will visit
Renmark’s Chaffey Theatre in
October.
The Fabulous Beatle Boys will
relive the magic of the 1964 tour
that was responsible for changing
cultural attitudes, lengthening hair
and shortening skirts across the
country.
Fresh from a sell-out tour of Aus-
tralian cities and New Zealand, the
four-man band, will replicate the
song sets, outfits, instruments and
atmosphere of a Beatles’ show.
“The Fabulous Beatle Boys
impress with their deft grasp of the
Fab Four’s entire span,” well-known
rock music guru Glen Baker said.
The band will also add some of
The Beatles’ biggest and most-loved
hits to their set.
The Fabulous Beatle Boys will
perform at the Chaffey Theatre on
Saturday, October 11.
To book tickets phone the Chaf-
fey Theatre on 8586 1800 or visit
countryarts.org.au
Beatlemania set to
swarm the Chaffey
The Fabulous Beatle Boys will hit Chaffey Theatre, Renmark, in October
to relive the magic of the Fab Four’s only Australian tour in 1964.
Lachlan and Ella Winnall and Lyn Wilksch at the
Riverland Wedding launch at The Frames this week.
PHOTO: Will Slee
RIVERLAND WEDDING: Former media personality
Hayley Ramsay launched her new venture, Riverland
Wedding, at Paringa’s The Frames this week. Hayley,
centre, is pictured with Jenni Hocking (left) and
Jasmine Cass (right).
PHOTO: Will Slee
Also at Wednesday’s Riverland Wedding launch
were Andrew and Bronnie Caire, and Destination
Riverland general manager Tony Sharley.
PHOTO: Will Slee
CROWS HIT TOWN:
Former Adelaide Crows
superstar Darren
Jarman and Adelaide
mascot Claude the
Crow visited locals at
Barmera Oval recently.
INSET: Claude and
Jarman with Big River
Toyota employees (from
left) Emma Ashworth,
Kayla Marschall and
Mark Rudiger.
PHOTOS: Will Slee
Sandra and
Ken Wilkinson
at the Riverland
Make-A-Wish
Foundation’s
Singing with
the Stars event
recently.
PHOTO: Kylie
Watkins
Tayla’s teenage dream comes true
ABOVE: Tayla James, 12, of Renmark, will come
within metres of Californian popstar Katy Perry
during her Prismatic World Tour concert in
Adelaide in November.
PHOTO: Melissa Keogh
BELOW: Tayla scored a double VIP pass to the
show after winning an Italo Vardaro competition,
in which she posed for several professional
photographs.
PHOTO: Italo Vardaro
PS Industry Steaming Day 03/08/2014
Renmark
Waikerie Lions Club Auction 09/08/2014
Waikerie
Poochibald Photographic/Art Competition
09/08/2014 Loxton
Sunset Kayak Tour 10/08/2014
Berri
Camp Oven Cook Off 17/08/2014
Morgan
KAPOW: Riverland Youth
Theatre’s (RYT) Loxton drama
class performed in its recent
KAPOW showcase. INSET: Oscar
and Jasper Harding, of Berri and
Jett Lewin, of Renmark, at the
performance.